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I hope your right mal TBH...

But factually no I don’t think he’s right.
So where are the fabled RNS here then....

He’s a bsac alright if that’s what you mean. Still, today I looked at something tangible not listened to continuous improbable from Mr Pringle.

Funny how none of us combusted, went blind, suffocated or generally got killed in a hydrogen ammonia bomb! If you believe a certain poster we must have been lucky to escape with our lives. He’ll be saying electricity is lethal and should be banned next....

A little out of date also, but shows again what sort of project AFC can get built.
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/Documents/college-eps/chemical/fuel-cells/FCH2-2017-Presentations/Suzannah-Hexter.pdf

A little out of date, but if anything the economics will be better now.
http://www.elucidare.co.uk/news/Ammonia%20as%20H2%20carrier.pdf

Interestingly there are Ammonia pipelines moving huge amounts already for the fertiliser market.
Pipelines
Ammonia is safely and cost effectively transported via vast pipelines. In the United States, the NuStar line (3,070 km) pumps anhydrous ammonia from the Mississippi delta and the Texas and Oklahoma panhandle region, into the heart of the corn belt, where it is distributed further by the Magellan line (1,100 miles). In Eastern Europe, the Odessa line (2,400 km) pumps anhydrous ammonia from the Black Sea port to fertilizer and chemical plants throughout the Baltic region.

Bsac, but it’s not the high voltage network that’s load constrained. It’s the LV network and that’s the most expensive but to replace as you have to dig the towns up to do it.
HV by comparison costs 1/5th of the cost of underground works.
How do I know the LV networks is maxed out? I used to instal switchrooms and electrical distribution networks in large projects in London and the provider would often refuse the KVA supply asked for.

Mal, I argued the toss with peckerwood and crazy. Shame GR has made my arguments in vain at the time and vindicated the two of them as well.
Can’t be bothered to watch today’s fibcast, but yes he must be running out of cash by now. Shareholders gonna doff the cap again?

I agree jolly, nuclear isn’t the way forward. Any renewable energy used for production of H2 may in fact create a bigger market for Alkomem

I’d like to leave a habitable planet for my kids though bsac. I guess your not so benevolent....

Ok, I made the last bit up ;-)

Wrong again bsac, the containers paint was specially formulated anti graphiti paint.
Afc thought of everything......

Wrong again Bsac, electric vehicle uptake is growing fast. Graph today indicated as such. Guess your “friend” forgot that bit but hey it’ll be on the AFC website soon.
Also Deliotte seem upbeat on electric car future.
https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/uk/Documents/manufacturing/deloitte-uk-battery-electric-vehicles.pdf

How many times can you be wrong in one day Bsac?
The National grid have large investment plans as it’s an ongoing process.
National Grid has a statutory obligation under the Electricity Act 1989 to develop and maintain an efficient, coordinated and economical system of electricity transmission, and to facilitate competition in the supply and generation of electricity. National Grid also has a statutory obligation to have regard to the preservation of amenity in developing the transmission system.
National Grid owns the high voltage electricity transmission system in England and Wales and operates the system throughout Great Britain
at 275,000 and 400,000 volts (275kV and 400kV). The National Grid system is made up
of approximately 7,200 kilometres (4,470 miles) of overhead line, 1,400 kilometres (870 miles) of underground cable and around 330 substations.
The issue is from the substations to the consumer, the LV network not HV
Also, if you pass on the message, then your the messenger. If you don’t like being called on it, don’t post it.

He said, “I know the price and I’ll think you'll like it too”!

1: You can order a unit today for delivery in June. Both Denora and AP were chosen because of their mass manufacturing capability.
2: Yes it was but the economics of cracked ammonia were discussed and a figure of 30p was given against 45p charged for a fast charger on the road network.
3: The cost off electric on my tariff is 18p so 1.66 times. The big difference is the huge saving in infrastructure costs assuming the network even has the local availability which many don’t. £1billion pounds required to upgrade the network for 50 sites as stated by nation grid.
4: the economics of the cracker were coved by the price given above. They also expect this figure to fall making a greater margin.
5: Fundraiser, well maybe they will but maybe because it’s to forfill a significant order book. A nice position to be in.

AB couldn’t stress enough that AFC can use 99.9% low cost hydrogen whereas PEM need 99.999% pure.
Big cost advantage for the user.
Cars are not a target market but trains and shipping were mentioned wrt the high power density cell

Yes ballsack what’s your point?

They filled two further patent applications today making I think a total of 130.
Alkamem is manufactured in house and available today.
High power cell uses alkamem inside.